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Obtaining a visa to the Czech Republic
Hello! We would like to go on vacation to the Czech Republic in the summer on our own. But we do not know how to get a visa, because. only my father works in our family (a certificate of employment with a salary of 2.5 thousand will be given), my mother is a pensioner, I am a student, and my brother is graduating from university this year, while he does not officially work anywhere and his registration has already ended. We can provide hotel reservations, moving and a bank account. Can we really get a visa? Can you advise how best to present documents to the embassy?
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I would advise you to be served by a travel agency as individual tourists. book a hotel and provide all docks upon request.
If you carry the documents yourself -
Financial security is the most important part of the issue, let dad take a certificate from the place of work, a copy of the work will not hurt either.
mom a copy of the pension + bank account,
You and your brother must have a copy of your student ID + invoice. if the brother graduates from the university, then he definitely needs a certificate from work (for consultation, you cannot show that the person is not working).
In the Czech Republic, there are now very big problems with employment, because they pay great attention to such things (they do not issue work visas, documents for temporary residence in the country too). It would even be better if you show that you partially (or fully) paid for housing, perhaps even necessarily. (specify this detail). The exact set of documents can be viewed on the website of the Consulate.
If you carry the documents yourself -
Financial security is the most important part of the issue, let dad take a certificate from the place of work, a copy of the work will not hurt either.
mom a copy of the pension + bank account,
You and your brother must have a copy of your student ID + invoice. if the brother graduates from the university, then he definitely needs a certificate from work (for consultation, you cannot show that the person is not working).
In the Czech Republic, there are now very big problems with employment, because they pay great attention to such things (they do not issue work visas, documents for temporary residence in the country too). It would even be better if you show that you partially (or fully) paid for housing, perhaps even necessarily. (specify this detail). The exact set of documents can be viewed on the website of the Consulate.
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answered 15 years ago
Please note that the Czech Embassy requires the ORIGINAL booking from the hotel, i.e. after booking, you need to contact the hotel to receive a piece of paper with a seal and signature by mail.
In your case, indeed, it may be better to contact the agency. True, they will not undertake to make one visa for you, only if you book a hotel through them.
In your case, indeed, it may be better to contact the agency. True, they will not undertake to make one visa for you, only if you book a hotel through them.
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answered 15 years ago
the minimum salary in the certificate should be 3000 UAH. you will have to buy traveler's checks or a bank statement. in general, it is problematic here, you, roughly speaking, are a poor tourist for the Czech Republic and will not be able to provide for yourself. if my father had a salary of 10 thousand UAH, then he could act as a sponsor, but for 4 people - hardly.
in general, the main question you have is financial !! and may be denied because of it.
in general, the main question you have is financial !! and may be denied because of it.
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answered 15 years ago
Thanks for answers!
And if we buy a tour at an agency and provide another bank account for a thousand and a half euros, then still the chances are not great? Please tell me, because I really don't want to get my visa rejected.
And if we buy a tour at an agency and provide another bank account for a thousand and a half euros, then still the chances are not great? Please tell me, because I really don't want to get my visa rejected.
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answered 15 years ago
For four? Still not enough with a salary of 2.5 UAH for everyone.
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answered 15 years ago
few! the embassy may not even accept documents for consideration!
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answered 15 years ago
There will be few reservations, you need the original (not an e-mail) payment for the entire stay (ideally), but 50% of the payment may suit them. That is, after payment, the hotel staff sends by mail (such as dhl) the original to you and fax to the consulate.
It is important to find a hotel with an understanding of your problem, that is, one that accommodates / lodged ours.
This is, as it were, for reliability. When someone from our company received a Schengen at bad docks, we always made a payment + the original voucher + all kinds of certificates (for a car, land, apartment).
Borrow money, put it in the account - get a certificate - withdraw money - repay the debt.
Let them write to dad that his salary is 6000, and bring a bottle of wine to the accountant)))
Shhh, just don't tell anyone that this is possible)))
It is important to find a hotel with an understanding of your problem, that is, one that accommodates / lodged ours.
This is, as it were, for reliability. When someone from our company received a Schengen at bad docks, we always made a payment + the original voucher + all kinds of certificates (for a car, land, apartment).
Borrow money, put it in the account - get a certificate - withdraw money - repay the debt.
Let them write to dad that his salary is 6000, and bring a bottle of wine to the accountant)))
Shhh, just don't tell anyone that this is possible)))
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answered 15 years ago
It is possible, but not very. Even before the New Year, one respected resource reported that a number of embassies had a bad habit of checking the reality of the numbers indicated in the salary certificate. And not by calling the company, but by contacting the base of the pension (I could be wrong) fund.
The Czech embassy was on this list:(
And "put money - get a certificate - withdraw money" is very often done for embassies, where an account certificate is required, and not a statement of movement for 3-6 months. For the Czech Republic, just about the score is enough.
The original of the reservation from the hotel was sent to us by regular mail after the reservation, but even before the money was debited, a fax was also sent to us just to check the correctness. The embassy accepted such a paper. The mail went 8 days.
The Czech embassy was on this list:(
And "put money - get a certificate - withdraw money" is very often done for embassies, where an account certificate is required, and not a statement of movement for 3-6 months. For the Czech Republic, just about the score is enough.
The original of the reservation from the hotel was sent to us by regular mail after the reservation, but even before the money was debited, a fax was also sent to us just to check the correctness. The embassy accepted such a paper. The mail went 8 days.
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answered 15 years ago
Can you imagine that, officially, employees of a foreign consulate would have free, daily, unhindered access to any state "bases"? Isn't that called espionage?
Or do you think they have a passage yard there?
And the collection of data about a citizen is also an illegal operational-roziz activity.
The consulate may only ask you to bring the bank statement yourself (and check through the bank, no way), they may ask for a certificate from work (which you will kindly make and bring yourself, they can call and ask around). They may doubt the docks, consider it a fake and send a note to the Foreign Ministry.
You can buy discs on Petrovka with stolen bases (which, by the way, do not coincide with reality, I was convinced myself), then write the reason for the refusal, they checked the database from the disc, the salary data was not confirmed)))
But from Russia, but it’s interesting, on the contrary, the tax authorities are trying to make money from the fact that people usually “improve” their certificates for visas:
http://community.livejournal.com/personal_data/93346.htm
And in general, the bases are 3-4 months behind, the reporting period is after the end of the reporting period, and if it is a quarter or a year)))
IMHO check on bases of state bodies is a fantasy!
Or do you think they have a passage yard there?
And the collection of data about a citizen is also an illegal operational-roziz activity.
The consulate may only ask you to bring the bank statement yourself (and check through the bank, no way), they may ask for a certificate from work (which you will kindly make and bring yourself, they can call and ask around). They may doubt the docks, consider it a fake and send a note to the Foreign Ministry.
You can buy discs on Petrovka with stolen bases (which, by the way, do not coincide with reality, I was convinced myself), then write the reason for the refusal, they checked the database from the disc, the salary data was not confirmed)))
But from Russia, but it’s interesting, on the contrary, the tax authorities are trying to make money from the fact that people usually “improve” their certificates for visas:
http://community.livejournal.com/personal_data/93346.htm
And in general, the bases are 3-4 months behind, the reporting period is after the end of the reporting period, and if it is a quarter or a year)))
IMHO check on bases of state bodies is a fantasy!
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answered 15 years ago
Disks from Petrovka are not fantasy at all. I myself was VERY unpleasantly surprised to find data about myself in some databases (reliable, by the way). The embassy is not required to write the reason for the refusal. Slap - and sit and think, either your photo was not liked, or they doubted the salary.
My accountant will not sign such a certificate to anyone, even to his best friends and relatives. Simply because it is illegal, and because someone needs a visa, and put his seal and signature under the "linden" to him.
Banks are also not as private as we would like. And not only ours.
My accountant will not sign such a certificate to anyone, even to his best friends and relatives. Simply because it is illegal, and because someone needs a visa, and put his seal and signature under the "linden" to him.
Banks are also not as private as we would like. And not only ours.
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